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Soundguy said:
When should I drop the audi off for brakes?
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ummm, LMK whenever you get the parts? also bring beer


serviceguy said:
QuickJack? How many tons? I'm assuming you would size i for your truck. You really need to write a review, I may have to go with this if I ever manage to free a large enough portion of the garage floor to fit at least one car.
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yup, i got the 7k lb model to support the truck, it JUST clears my wifes car with the smallest lift blocks, not sure it will fit under the challenger, but i can always park that up on some 2x6s to get it under if i need to. Will probably spend a week or two sitting on it this winter since i managed to blow out the front struts :shrug:
 
shrpshtr325 said:
when FedEx shows up 2 days earlier
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shrpshtr325 said:
ummm, LMK whenever you get the parts? also bring beer




yup, i got the 7k lb model to support the truck, it JUST clears my wifes car with the smallest lift blocks, not sure it will fit under the challenger, but i can always park that up on some 2x6s to get it under if i need to. Will probably spend a week or two sitting on it this winter since i managed to blow out the front struts :shrug:
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I have the 5000, and it works pretty well with low carsCAM00486.jpg
 
the 7k is a little over 1/2inch taller than the 5k, which doesnt sound like a lot, but when talking ground clearance, its kinda huge.
 
shrpshtr325 said:
the 7k is a little over 1/2inch taller than the 5k, which doesnt sound like a lot, but when talking ground clearance, its kinda huge.
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Makes sense. I dont recall if I needed to jack the rear up slightly to clear the small blocks. That car is also lowered a bit more than stock which doesn't help either. It's still a quality piece of equipment and even though i dont use it that often it is a back saver
 
Danimal said:
Makes sense. I dont recall if I needed to jack the rear up slightly to clear the small blocks. That car is also lowered a bit more than stock which doesn't help either. It's still a quality piece of equipment and even though i dont use it that often it is a back saver
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yup ill find out probably dec sometime, since its almost time for it to go into hibernation i havnt been rushing to buy parts, especially with all the other spending going on this time of year
 
@Danimal did you buy the pinch weld blocks for yours? And if so were they worth it, I can make due without them but think they would make like easier, but $85 for a couple blocks of rubber is kinda steep imo
 
shrpshtr325 said:
@Danimal did you buy the pinch weld blocks for yours? And if so were they worth it, I can make due without them but think they would make like easier, but $85 for a couple blocks of rubber is kinda steep imo
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No, I just used the ones included. Used them on my Mazda on the weld seam and they have been fine without any real worries.
 
Thanks I guess I'll save that 85 for now. I didn't have any issues with my wife's car but haven't tried mine yet.
 
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